Sentence examples for attracting since from inspiring English sources
It has become the most popular film of all time in South Korean cinemas, attracting since its release on July 30th almost 18m spectators: over one in four South Koreans.Its success was not assured.
The lower and upper sheets ((S^{a}), (widetilde{S}^{a})) of the critical manifold are attracting since the corresponding two normal eigenvalues of the equilibria are negative.
Metropolitan Opera, in New York City, leading U.S. opera company, distinguished for the outstanding singers it has attracted since its opening performance (Gounod's Faust) on October 22, 1883.
This surely reflects the better class of runner the National has attracted since the fences were modified and the race conditions altered.
A US journalist joked that Kerry seemed to be enjoying the biggest crowd he has managed to attract since his failed 2004 run for his presidency.
Anaya's only reservation is the extra attention she has started to attract since The Skin I Live In premiered in Cannes in May.
"Even poorer people could choose between five and 10 imported varieties and it was quite affordable," Evgeny adds, laughing about the amount of attention cheese consumption has attracted since sanctions were introduced.
It was a reminder of the debating power he displayed five years ago but will it be enough to cut through the public anger he's attracted since joining the coalition?
Investors will be closely watching Sprint's "gross adds" or the number of postpaid subscribers the company has lost and attracted since it last reported earnings, says Stanford Financial Group analyst Michael Nelson, who has a "hold" rating on the stock.
Too many mobile services today publicly tout their number of downloads, which is the equivalent of a website calculating the number of visitors it has attracted since its inception.
The explosively volcanic island, only in existence in its present shape since the 1960s, was named a UNESCO World Heritage site for the unique biology it has attracted since the eruptions.
